Rize ETF launches pet care and emerging market digitisation products

Trends accelerated during pandemic

Lauren Mason
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Rize ETF has launched the Rize Emerging Market Internet and Ecommerce and Rize Pet Care UCITS ETFs, which will list on the London Stock Exchange from today (5 April).

The former, which provides exposure to digital consumers in emerging markets, will have its individual country exposures capped at 25%. It aims to benefit from increasing disposable incomes, urbanisation and favourable demographics across emerging markets as the adoption of digital devices becomes more widespread. Listed as EMRP (GBP) on the LSE, it marks Rize's first regional thematic ETF in its suite of products. Rize ETF unveils fund targeting 'structural transition' towards cashless economy Stuart Forbes, co-founder and director at Rize ETF, said the world is looking at "two conve...

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